| N A M E | O R I G I N | M E A N I N G |
| Balsam | English | Balsam Fir Tree |
| Balta | Greek | Diminutive of Balthasar: One of the Three Kings of Christmas. |
| Baltasar | Spanish | Baal Protect the King |
| Baltazar | Phoenician | Baal Protect the King |
| Balthasar | Greek | One of the 3 Kings |
| Balthazar | unknown | Baldassare |
| Baltsaros | Greek | Greek form of Balthazar. |
| Balu | Hindi | Diminutive of Balabhadra: Fortunate; lucky. Also a variant of Bala: Child. |
| Balun | Hindi | Variant of Bala: Child. |
| Balvino | Modern English | Elf Friend |
| Bama | Hebrew | Son of prophecy. |
| Bamah | Biblical | An eminence or high place |
| Bamard | German | Brave as a bear. |
| Bameron | Modern English | Bent Nose |
| Bamey | German | Brave as a bear. |
| Ban | Celtic | Pointed |
| Bana | Anglo-Saxon | Slayer. |
| Banagher | Celtic | Pointed Hill |
| Banain | Gaelic | Little blond one. |
| Banaing | English | Son of the slayer. |
| Banbhan | Irish | Piglet. |
| Banbridge | English | Lives Near Bridge Over White Water |
| Banbrigge | English | Lives Near Bridge Over White Water |
| Bancrofft | English | Variant of Bancroft: Pasture; field. |
| Bancroft | Old English | Bean Field |
| Bandana | Spanish | Headwrap |
| Bandele | Yoruban | born away from home |
| Bandi | Hungarian | Courageous, Valiant, Man |
| Bane | Hawaiian | Long Awaited Child |
| Baniti | Egyptian | Teacher. |
